If lobbying Congress with money can be considered as freedom of speech, it only makes sense that all financial transactions fall into this category.
I wonder if anyone has ever tried to apply this idea to the drug war. While it wouldn't change the legal status of the substance, the methods law enforcement could utilize to obtain evidence, and prosecute could be altered... especially when it comes to asset forfeiture. Or maybe I'm just going off half cocked without putting any actual thought into it... that's most probable.
LOL I dont know. That would be an interesting defense if some attorney tried it.
Of course, that would be one that would have to work its way up to the Supreme Court.
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I dropped a quick post the other day that pondered this a little deeper and now I can't seem to stop thinking about it.
How does it affect basic taxation? How does one differentiate between free speech and taxable speech? What authority by which can they claim to decide under?
If speech is monetized is it free at all?
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There is so much taking place that it is amazing. We are embarking upon a lot of interesting ideas and paradigm shifts.
These are important topics to think about since cryptoeconomics is a radically different concept.
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